If you already have an LTE or 5G router, all you need is a SIM card. The Digital Republic data SIM cards are perfect for providing your home with mobile internet.
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Are you new to the world of 5G Home Internet and don’t yet have an LTE or 5G router? Then our router bundles are made for you! Not only will you benefit from a discount on your router, but also on a Flat 300 annual tariff so you can surf carefree for a whole year.
Running several series marathons at home at the same time? No problem. Equip your 5G or LTE-capable Wi-Fi router with a SIM card with 300 Mbits (Flat 300 for CHF 30) and all your flatmates can surf at full speed.
Find out moreWith the Acer Connect X6E 5G CPE, we have unceremoniously replaced the Acer Predator X5. The reason is clear: With the X6E, Acer has put together even more functionality, an even stronger signal and an even lower sales price in a comparable form factor to create a package that is a great solution for 5G Internet at home or in the office for private individuals or small businesses.
Mobile internet is simple, independent and fast. So fast, in fact, that more and more people are connecting their Wi-Fi at home to the internet via 5G. However, there are some important differences between mobile internet and the classic DSL or fiber optic option. If you take these into account when setting up your home Internet, nothing will stand in the way of a successful 5G home Internet connection!
With the Deco X50-5G, TP-Link delivers a true all-rounder among 5G routers. Perfectly integrated into the Deco ecosystem, the X50-5G provides everything you need for a home Internet connection. Connection via cable and 5G as failover, or 5G standalone in a mesh network with other Deco devices. Thanks to the companion app and simple interface, it’s all child’s play!
5G Home Internet is three things: simple, fast and untethered. These three benefits are becoming more important every year, and the features that 5G brings as a network standard make mobile connectivity a key component for the connected future. At home, too!
The development of the last two decades speaks for itself. Mobile-bound Internet has evolved into a solution for entire offices. Has 5G reached the point where the cable connection at home can be replaced by cellular? We think: this has been possible for a long time – and it is becoming more and more attractive!
